Player Housing

The animated Player Housing trailer that aired at the tail end of last week's State of Azeroth livestream included a yard and house exterior absolutely covered in decorative pink flamingos -- and you can collect your very own hot pink flock of bird decor after a few short quests.

Have you ever looked at your front lawn and thought "gee, a portal to a nether dimension would look lovely next to my Azaleas" in Player Housing?

While there are a number of highly active Neighborhoods that have fully unlocked the Neighborhood Favor track already, one week into the first Endeavor cycle, Blizzard is speeding up Endeavor progression.

A brand new Midnight currency will allow players to accelerate their lumber-gatheringing efforts in order to craft more Player Housing decor items.

Endeavors, community-wide events in our Neighborhoods, are a key feature of Player Housing, but they only went live with the Midnight pre-patch.

There's nothing Blizzard loves more than adding another currency to World of Warcraft, and housing is no exception: Community Coupons are a new Player Housing-specific currency that you'll find in the currency tab under the Miscellaneous category.

As a self-confessed Player Housing main now, I'm looking forward to the coming Neighborhood Endeavors feature due to released with the Midnight pre-patch.

Legion: Remix is now over, but if you didn't earn enough Bronze to purchase all of the fel-infused Player Housing Decor that your heart desired, fear not -- all of these household adornments will be available for purchase going forward in World of Warcraft.

In a recent round table interview with PC Gamer, Principal designer and World of Warcraft Player Housing lead Jesse Kurlancheek dropped a comment that sent our minds racing: "guild halls may go live relatively quickly." Record scratch.

While the vast majority of Player Housing decor can be obtained without relying on random chance, there are a few pieces so far in early access that require some good ol' luck to acquire.